Behind such a nihilistic name, there are crouched some members from Manta Ray, a band from Gijón that has been considered two successive years by magazine Rock De Lux as the best Spanish group, and their "conspirator partner" Justo Bagüeste, from I.P.D. collective. What are these asturians, who are crazy about krautrock and who are said not having had any bad critic, cooking up together with a man who opened, with his minimoog, in the Plaza de Callao, Madrid, a space-temporal vortex which absorbed many passers-by? Nothing, as their own name indicates? No, it rather indicates "everything", above all if we take into account the specialised press' congratulations towards both parts, their diverse instrumental arsenal (constituted by synthesizers, electric guitars and theremines, altogether in a homogeneous whole) and the strength and solidity of their live performances. Anyway, any a priori note will rest in the fields of speculation; Nada's next concerts will be the ones that resolve the question marks set out here... or maybe they will generate some new ones.

Jesús Brotons.